Leah Woodfield|The Desert Sun
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The Desert Sun is relaunching its community calendar! Use it as your go-to guide for fun and interesting goings-on in the Coachella Valley.
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June 1
Dance with Miss Lindsay
As part of the June series at the Annenberg Theater, Broadway hits from ‘Mamma Mia!’ and ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ will accompany classics from programs such as ‘La Esmeralda,’ ‘Le Corsaire,’ and the ‘Young Persons Guide to Orchestra & Ballets.’ $28 - $30.
Saturday: Annenberg Theater at Palm Springs Art Museum (101 N. Museum Dr., Palm Springs) 6 p.m.; psmuseum.org; (760) 325-4490.
Palm Springs Firefighters Association’s Fish Fry
The 88th annual fish fry will include fried trout, corn on the cob, coleslaw and more. Featuring live music and dancing. Suitable for the whole family. $10.
Saturday: Ruth Hardy Park (700 E. Tamarisk Rd., Palm Springs) 6-10 p.m.; palmspringsca.gov.
Herstories from the Desert
Passing down women’s heritage through elder’s storytelling. The annual event emphasizes one aspect of women’s values. Featuring elder storytellers, books, performances, a marketplace and more. $25-$75.
Saturday: Hotel PASEO (45400 Larkspur Lane, Palm Desert) 8 a.m.; herstoryinthedesert.com; 760-844-9648.
Dayclubbing
The nonprofit radio station Dulab presents a day of drinks and food by the pool, featuring music from Dulab DJs and Daddy Differently. Free to hotel guests & Swim Club Members.
Saturday: Ace Hotel & Swim Club (701 E. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) Noon-5 p.m.; acehotel.com; 760-325-9900.
June 2
World Environment Day
Join the environmental networking and brainstorming session at the seventh annualWorld Environment Day celebration. The event will also feature an environmental art exhibition andcontest awards ceremony. Live music from Symara Stone and aerial arts by Flowbox Circus will be provided. Local chefs will be present for farm-to-table food demonstrations. Live animal encounters from The Living Desert and face painting will be available. Free.
Sunday: The Palm Springs Pavilion (402 S. Pavilion Way, Palm Springs) 2-5 p.m.; yoursustainablecity.com; 760-808-2288.
CV Music Awards
The seventh annual local music awards ceremony will feature performances from Keisha D, Giselle Woo & The Night Owls and more. For every ticket sold, Paul Rodgers will donate $5 to be shared between local charities. $25-$50.
Sunday: Hotel Zoso (150 S. Indian Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 5-9 p.m.; hotelzosopalmsprings.com; 760-325-9676.
June3
Youth Futsal
Desert Futsal is a variation of soccer on the Freedom Park basketball courts. Wear indoor soccer shoes or tennis shoes, no cleats. Ages 10-16. Free.
Monday: Freedom Park (77-400 Country Club Dr., Palm Desert) 6:30-8 p.m.; facebook.com/desertstreetsoccer.
Table Tennis
Improve quickness, hand-eye coordination and focus by partaking in a game of table tennis. Bring your own paddle.Free with a Get Fit Pass or a $5 drop-in fee.
Monday: Palm Desert Community Center (43-900 San Pablo Avenue, Palm Desert) Noon- 3 p.m.; myrecreationdistrict.com; 760-568-9697.
New Moon Vibrational Chakra Healing
Celebrate the new moon with Joshua Pena of Transform Within Yoga, who will lead the session with a pure quartz crystal singing bowl that emits vibrational frequencies. Free.
Monday: Ace Hotel & Swim Club (701 E. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 7 p.m.; acehotel.com; 760-325-9900.
June4
Night at the Ballpark
Rancho Mirage residents can watch a free baseball game at the Palm Springs Stadium. Witness Palm Springs Power take on the OC Pirates, and enjoy a complimentary hot dog, bag of chips and a soda or bottled water. Proof of Rancho Mirage residency is required. Tickets can be picked up from City Hall or at the stadium on the night of. Free.
Tuesday: Palm Springs Stadium (1901 E. Baristo Road, Palm Springs) Gates open at 6 p.m., game starts at 7:05 p.m.; ranchomirageca.gov; 760-324-4511.
TONY Awards Preview
The Filmmakers' Gallery and QUADZ Palm Springsholdsa TonyAwards preview, featuring the nominees for the 2019 TonyAwards, as well as highlights from previous years. Free.
Tuesday: QUADZ Palm Springs (200 S. Indian Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 5- 8:30 p.m.; visitpalmsprings.com; 760-778-4326.
CVASA Laser Oasis Fundraiser Night
Coachella Valley Autism Society takes over Laser Oasis for a fundraiser featuring laser tag, ropes course, arcades and more. Free.
Tuesday: Laser Oasis (46-805 Dune Palms Rd., La Quinta) 4-9 p.m.; cvasa.org; 760-772-1000.
June5
Chicago Singalong
A singalong screening of the film “Chicago” (2002) will be shown following a themed cocktail party. Singalong to the classics such as “All that Jazz,” and “Cell Block Tango.” Come dressed in your favorite Chicago themed costume to get in the spirit. $15.
Wednesday: Camelot Theatres (2300 E Baristo Rd., Palm Springs) 6-9:30 p.m.; camelottheatres.com; 760-325-6565.
Open Mic
This beginner-friendly open mic session welcomes all kinds of performers, from comedians to singers. Free.
Wednesday: The Hood Bar and Pizza (74-360 Highway 111, Palm Desert) 8-10 p.m.; hoodbarandpizza.com; 760-636-5220.
June6
Disaster Preparedness Training
Desert Care Networkhostsa free, hands-on disaster preparedness training presented by doctors, nurses and other emergency medical staff. The training will feature emergency skills including how to stop bleeding, wound packing, first aid and hands-only CPR. Free.
Thursday: Desert Regional Medical Center (1150 N. Indian Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 10 a.m.- 1 p.m.; desertcarenetwork.com; 833-310-2440.
Big Country Thursdays
Join Randy Houston and The Big 106 radio for a night of line dancing, two step and dance lessons. The night also willhave food and drink specials available. Houston willplaycountry hits and there will be live music. 21+. Free.
Thursday: LIT Lounge at Fantasy Springs Casino (84-245 Indio Springs Drive, Indio) 7 p.m.- midnight; fantasyspringsresort.com; 760-342-5000.
Open Mic Cabaret Dinner Show
Joel Baker is the pianist for this weekly cabaret dinner show. Each week features entertainers from across the Coachella Valley. Guests are welcome to singalong or just be entertained by the music while enjoying a dinner served with wine or beer. No cover charge.
Thursday: Frankie's Italian Bakery (68-845 Perez Rd., Ste. H30, Cathedral City) 7-9:30 p.m.; visitgreaterpalmsprings.com; 760-770-1300.
June7
Splash House
Performances from the likes of Justice, Jai Wolf and Pete Tong take place alongside swimming pools at The Renaissance, Riviera and Saguaro hotels. The three-day party also features after-hour parties at the Palm Springs Air Museum, with performances by Shiba San, Dusky and Kidnap. 21+. $45-$205.
Friday: Participating hotels in the Palm Springs area andPalm Springs Air Museum (745 N. Gene Autry Trail, Palm Springs); splashhouse.com; 855-943-5418.
Ice Skating Under the Lights
Experience ice skating while dancing to music. This family-friendly event takes place every Friday and Saturday. $7 admission plus $3 skate rental.
Friday: Desert Ice Castle (68-600 Perez Rd., Cathedral City) 7-9 p.m.; visitgreaterpalmsprings.com; 760-322-4422.
Observatory Tours
Gatherinsight into the world of astrology and the night sky while you tour the observatory. This family-friendly event allows you to observe objects more than 50 million light-years away. Free.
Friday: Rancho Mirage Library and Observatory (71-100 Highway 111, Rancho Mirage) 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.; ranchomiragelibrary.org; 760-341-7323.
June8
60's Party
This party features live go-go dancers, dance contests and performances by Maryse Nicole and more. A pre-party includes a photo booth as well as fashion and mod make-up tips. Dress as your favorite 1960s icon. $10-$15.
Saturday: Venus De Fido (73-600 Alessandro Dr., Palm Desert) 6-11 p.m.; venusdefido.com; 760-834-7070.
Guided Nature Walks
San Jacinto State Park volunteers offerguided nature walks every Saturday and Sunday through September 1. Choose between the Desert View Trail, a 1.5-mile walk, and the Long Valley Nature Trail, a 0.75-mile loop. Both trails are easy in difficulty and suitable for families. No advance registration is required. Free with Tramway admission. $16.95-$25.95.
Saturday: Palm Springs Aerial Tramway (1 Tram Way, Palm Springs) First walk starts at 11 a.m.; pstramway.com; 888-515-8726.
Elvis Tribute: The Early Years
Scot Bruce has performed his 1950s-era Elvis show all over the U.S. and worldwide. Enjoy the sounds of “Love Me Tender,” “Blue Suede Shoes” and more. $30-$35.
Saturday: Purple Room Supper Club (1900 E Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 8 p.m.; purpleroompalmsprings.com; 760-422-4422.
June 9
Soaring to Glory
Experience the West Coast premiere of the book "Soaring to Glory:A Tuskegee Airman’s Firsthand Account of WWII," by U.S. Air Force retiree Lieutenant Colonel Harry T. Stewart Jr. The presentation is followed by a meet-and-greet and book signing. Free with admission. $10.50-$17.50.
Saturday: Palm Springs Air Museum (745 North Gene Autry Trail, Palm Springs) 1 p.m.; palmspringsairmuseum.org; 760-778-6262.
Patty Griffin
American singer-songwriter and musician Patty Griffinperformsfolk music hits such as “River” and “Where I Come From.” $30.
Sunday: Pappy & Harriet's (53688 Pioneertown Rd., Pioneertown) 8 p.m.; pappyandharriets.com; 760-365-5956.
The Desert Divas Drag Brunch
Singalong to comedy Broadway music with your drag queen host, Vanity Halston. Providing lighthearted fun and high-energy performances, this brunch is a great way to celebrate birthdays, bachelorette parties and more. $25.
Sunday: Rio Azul Mexican Bar & Grill (350 S. Indian Canyon Drive, Palm Springs) 11 a.m.; rioazulpalmsprings.com; 760-992-5641.
Artwalk
Thirty local vendorssetup booths featuring art, jewelry, doughnuts, handmade goods and more for sale. Free.
Sunday: Westfield Palm Desert (72-840 Highway 111, Palm Desert) 1-5 p.m.;westfield.com/palmdesert; 760-641-4655.
June 10
Palm Springs Scavenger Hunt: Art and Infamy
"Let’s Roam"gives you a virtual tour of the hidden gems and entertaining spots located around Palm Springs. It may prompt questions such as, "How does the Palm Springs Art Museum embrace rocks and sand?"and "What's so unconventional about the Convention Center's design?"Use the Let’s Roam app to access the tour, answer trivia questions and more. $11.
Monday: Starting atPalm Springs Art Museum(101 N. Museum Dr., Palm Springs) 8 a.m.-10 p.m.;letsroam.com;833-202-7626.
CVASA Group Music Therapy
For children living with autism, music therapy canhelpincreasesocial interaction skills, and fine and gross motor control, in addition toassisting with basic educational goals. These skills are developedwhile singing, dancing and playing instruments. Open for kids with autism and their siblingsbetween the ages of 3 and10. Free.
Monday: CVASA Resource Center- RAP Foundation Building(41-550 Eclectic St., Palm Desert) 5-6 p.m.;cvasa.org;760-772-1000.
June11
Screenplay Workshop: Killer first pages
The Desert Screenwriter’s Guild is holding a work session on “Writing a First Page that will blow them away!” hosted by Desert Screenwriter’s Guild member and script consultantKristin Johnson. RSVP is required toJaneil Austin: 760-861-1134 orDSG.inc@aol.com. $15for non-members.
Tuesday: Community Room at the Palm Desert Library (73-300 Fred Waring Dr., Palm Desert) 10:30 a.m.-1p.m.; desertscreenwritersguild.com;760-861-1134
LGBT Dine Out Group
Enjoy dinner as you meet new friends from the LGBT community in the Palm Springs area. Open to allLGBTQ+ as well as straight supporters. No cover charge.
Tuesday: Eight4Nine Restaurant & Lounge (849 N. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 6:30- 8:30 p.m.;gaydesertguide.com;760-325-8490
Page to Stage!
Children's entertainer Christopher T. Magicianbringsperformanceart-themed books to life. Specializing in comedy magic, the library variety show provides entertainment for the whole family. Free.
Tuesday:Cabazon Community Library (50425 Carmen Ave, Cabazon) Noon-1 p.m.;christophertmagician.com;562-888-9930.
June12
“Baby Jane?” withBilly Clift
The Filmmakers' Gallery hostsEmmy-nominated writer,producer and director Billy Clift for a conversation about his film, "Baby Jane?" The night starts with a cocktail party andhors d'oeuvres, followed by a competition for the best Baby Jane look-a-like. The winner receivesa signed DVD copy of the film, in addition to a pair of tickets to The Filmmakers' Gallery's July screening event."Baby Jane?" screens at 8 p.m. $18.
Wednesday:The Palm Springs Cultural Center (2300 E. Baristo Road, Palm Springs,) 6-10 p.m.;eventbrite.com;760-325-2582.
It’s Showtime at Your Library
Musician Craig Newtonperformsas part of the "It’s Showtime at Your Library,"program at the Palm Springs Library. Newton provides a multicultural journey through America's musical heritage. The program offers free new books to pre-K through12th grade students each week. Adults also receive a voucher towards a used book when they checkin weekly to the program. Free.
Wednesday: Youth Room at Palm Springs Public Library (300 S. Sunrise Way, Palm Springs) 10:30 a.m.; palmspringslibrary.org; 760-322- 7323.
June 13
Stonewall Humanitarian Awards
These awards are hosted by Transgender Health and Wellness Center and emcee’d by Ethylina Canne with special entertainment from Laith Ashley and guest speaker Ann Walker. The event honors those who help to improve equality in the Coachella Valley. Awardees include Anthony Velasco and L-Fund. $50-$100.
Thursday: Palm Springs Cultural Center (2300 E. Baristo Rd., Palm Springs) 7-9 p.m.;palmspringsculturalcenter.org; 760-325-2582.
Palm Springs VillageFest
The weekly street market starts an hour later for summer. Enjoy handmade art, unique food andlocally produced goodsfrom more than 200 booths. Dog-friendly. Free.
Thursday: Palm Canyon Drive (between Baristo Rd. and Amado Rd., Palm Springs) 7-10 p.m.;villagefest.org;760-320-3781.
"Brave New Worlds: Explorations of Space"
Featuring artwork from five female artists, the exhibition includes film and video, neon paintings, sculptures and more. Inspired by the natural resources found in Southern California, the work portrays the artists' understandings of the connection between the body and the external world. Free admission on Thursday evenings; otherwise $6-$14.
Thursday: Palm Springs Art Museum (101 Museum Drive, Palm Springs) 4-8 p.m.; psmuseum.org; 760-322-4800.
"Anime Your Way" with Carlos Nieto III
Carlos Nieto III guidesteens in learning to draw anime. Nietousessimple techniques and steps to create anime easily. 6th-12th grade. Free.
Thursday: The Learning Center at Palm Springs Public Library (300 S. Sunrise Way, Palm Springs) 3:30 p.m.; palmspringslibrary.org; 760-322-7323.
June14
Arts & Crafts with Sarah of the Coachella Valley ArtScene
Sarah Scheideman, founder of the Coachella Valley Art Scene,leadsarts and crafts activities for all ages. Decorate jewelry andaccessories, create aromatherapy,and more.
Friday: Rocco's Electric at The SaguaroPalm Springs (1800 E Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 6-9 p.m.;thesaguaro.com/palm-springs; 760-323-1711.
Joshua Tree Pride
A gallery opening at ARTTRAP kicks off the Pride festival. Saturday features a mermaid march, music from the likes of Probe 7, comedy from Shann Carr, a poetry slam and more. A Stonewall one-act will be performed to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots. Friday through Sunday, events taking place throughout the day.
Friday: Most events at The Shops at Zanny’s(61-877 Twentynine Palms Hwy., Joshua Tree)jtpride.org.
Artist Lecture: Richard Arnold
Focusing on Joshua Tree National Park and other areas in remote locations, photographer and journalist Richard Arnold discusses his background and shows his exploration to the local deserts and mountains through his photographs. $5.
Friday: Old Schoolhouse Museum (6760 National Park Dr., Twentynine Palms) 7 p.m.; 29palmshistorical.com; 760-367-5535.
Live Entertainment
This show features local musicians such as Aaron Alexander, Fun with Dick and Jane, Vinny Berry, Lance Reibsomer, Jack Ruvio and more. Free.
Friday: The Vine Wine Bar (74-868 Country Club Dr., Ste. 103, Palm Desert) 6-9 p.m.; thevinewinebar.com; 760-341-9463.
June15
Juneteenth in the Coachella Valley
The 12th annual event celebratesAfricanAmerican Freedom Day, or Emancipation Day. HonoringAfricanAmerican culture and heritage, the celebration includes a dinner and awards ceremony. The theme for the night is“Standing on the Shoulders of our Ancestors,” with a dresscode ofsummer casual white. Funds raised benefitFamily Health & Support Network’sBuilding Resilience in African American Families prevention andearly intervention programs. $55-$75.
Saturday:Indio Performing Arts Center (45175 Fargo Street, Indio) 7 p.m.;juneteenthcv.com; 760-340-2442.
Bayanihan Barrio Fiesta
Filipino-American Association of Coachella ValleycelebratesPhilippine Independence Day with raffles, giveaways, dancing, a buffet dinner and more. Fundraising benefitsFilipino-American Association of Coachella Valley and The IDDEA Foundation Scholarship Programs in theU.S. and the Philippines. $20-$35, children under 4 free.
Saturday: Demuth Park Community Center (3601 East Mesquite Ave., Palm Springs) 3-11 p.m.;allevents.in; 760-320-6430.
Lady Luck
Performing music of all genres, the ladies of Lady Luck bring their experiences of performing on Broadway, Hollywood, London’s West End and the Las Vegas Strip to Palm Springs. $30-$35.
Saturday: The Purple Room atClub Trinidad Resort (1900 E. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 6 p.m.; ladyluckgroup.com; 760-322-4422.
Palm Springs Indoor Certified Farmers' Market
The weekly farmers' markettakesplace inside the Palm Springs Pavilion through September 21. Pick up your favorite summer varieties of fruits and vegetables,plus items from the new bakeryand freshlymade smoothies. Live music is providedby local groups. Free.
Saturday:Palm Springs Pavilion (402 S. Pavilion Way, Palm Springs) 8 a.m.-noon;certifiedfarmersmarkets.org; 844–732-7628.
Vinyl DJ Set
House music and hip-hop blends are provided by female vinyl DJ SHASTA every first and third Saturday.
Saturday: Hilton Palm Springs (400 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs) 9 p.m.-1 a.m.; visitgreaterpalmsprings.com; 760-318-8512.
The Idyllwild Western Steampunk Faire
Celebrate all things steampunk and western at this two-day fair. Activities throughout the day include a barbecueand chili cook-off, carnival games, craft beer, western and steampunk crafters and more. Live music will beprovided by local musicians. Open to all ages. Free.
Saturday and Sunday: The Fort (54225 N. Circle Dr., Idyllwild) 10 a.m.-7 p.m.; facebook.com/idyllwildwesternsteampunkfaire.
June 16
Disco Relief: A Tropical Disco House Party
This Ibiza-themed pool party takes place as part of the monthly “Disco Relief” series at ARRIVE hotel. “House Your Disco” DJ Alex Harringtonsupplieshouse and disco tracks to add to the island mood. 21+. $10.
Sunday: ARRIVE (1551 N. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) Noon; arrivehotels.com/palmsprings; 760-227-7037.
Paint Nite
Treat dad to a night of painting!Decorate a large beer mug, shot glass or pair of wine glasses to keep. RSVP required. $37.
Sunday: Vine Wine Bar (74-868 Country Club Dr., Ste. 103, Palm Desert) 4-6 p.m.; thevinewinebar.com; 760-413-5808.
"Sun Dream" Pool Party
Listen to chilled out music for a Sunday afternoon by the pool, with a live DJ set from Champagne Machine Gun andThe Saguaro resident DJs. 21+. RSVP is required, free admission prior to 12:30 p.m.; $15 with RSVP; $20 at the door after 12:30 p.m.
Sunday: The Saguaro Palm Springs (1800 E. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; thesaguaro.com; 760-323-1711.
June 17
Lip Sync Battle
Battle it out against your friends as you perform to your favorite song. Song choices and time-slots are first-come, first-served. Ages 13-17. Free.
Monday: La Quinta Public Library (78-275 Calle Tampico, La Quinta) 4-5:30 p.m.; coachellavalleykids.com; 760-564-4767.
June 18
Palm Springs International Short Film Festival
The 25th anniversary of Palm Springs International ShortFest brings 369 films to the silver screens in the Palm Springs Cultural Center June 18-24. Opening night features a film screening, followed by a party among vintage aircrafts at the Palm Springs Air Museum. DJ Gingeeperformsa live set to get the party started. Lulu’s California Bistro will provide food and drinks. $60.
Tuesday: Camelot Theatres (2300 E.Baristo Rd, Palm Springs) Screening at Camelot Theatres: 6:30 p.m.; reception at Palm Springs Air Museum: 8:30-10:30 p.m.; psfilmfest.org; 760-322-2930
Summer Movie Camp: The Lego Movie
Watch family favorites every Tuesday and Thursday until Aug. 15. This week, "The Lego Movie" screens. Look out for special character appearances and meet-and-greet showings. A free toy will be gifted with any food and drink combo. Free.
Tuesday: Westfield Palm Desert (72-840 Highway 111, Palm Desert) 10 a.m.; Westfield.com; 760-346-2121
Kundalini Yoga for Transformation
KRI-certified Kundalini yoga instructor Barry Raccioraisesbody, mind and spirit awareness through different exercises. The exploration of breathwork (pranayam), mantras (chanting), meditationand a kriya (excercises) is suitable for all levels. $10.
Tuesday:Crystal Fantasy (268 N. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs)5:30-6:30 p.m.; barryraccioyoga.com; 760-600-0328
June 19
Kids Night Out
Enjoy a family night outfeaturing prizes, live music and entertainment for children 12 and under. The prize draw includes tickets to Palm Springs Power baseball games, Escape Room Palm Springs and Shakey’s Pizza. Every Wednesday, June 21 through July 31. No cover charge.
Wednesday: Las Casuelas Terraza (222 S. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 6-10 p.m.; lascasuelas.com; 760-325-2794
Lights, Camera, Animals!
Pacific Animal Productionshostsan evening of natural stars in the animal kingdom as part of the Showtime at Your Library series. The evening will be informative and include audience participation activities. Free.
Wednesday:Cathedral City Library (33-520 Date Palm Dr., Cathedral City) 6-7 p.m.;coachellavalleykids.com; 760-328-4262
Summer Reading: Noteworthy Puppets
"Three Little Pigs: The Puppet Musical"showsas part of the Summer Reading series. The musical teaches the lesson that“hard work and dedication pay off.” Pre-K through grade 5. Free.
Wednesday: Palm Springs Public Library (300 S. Sunrise Way, Palm Springs) 10:30-11:30 a.m.; palmspringsca.gov; 760-322-7323
'Dawn of the Dead': 40th Anniversary Celebration
Marking the 40th anniversary of the U.S. release date, enjoy a special screening of the 1978 "Dawn of the Dead" film. Free.
Wednesday: Mary Pickford Theatre is D'Place (36-850 Pickfair St., Cathedral City) 6-9 p.m.; facebook.com
June 20
Salsa andWesternDance Party andLessons
Professional ballroom dance instructorMs. MC Callaghanteachesthe group simple stepsto learn salsa or western dance. No dance partner required. Walk-ins welcome. $20.
Thursday:Fortun's Kitchen + Bar (78-085 Avenida La Fonda,La Quinta)7-9:30 p.m.;facebook.com;760-238-1498.
Rosé Wine Tasting
Try out new wines as part of Dead or Alive’s wine club. Experience seven rosé options from two importers, Kermit Lynch and Rosenthal, from across France, Italy and Spain. Free for Dead or Alive wine club members and $25 for non-members.
Thursday: Dead or Alive Bar (150 E. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 5-8 p.m.; deadoralivebar.com; 760-864-7193
Let's Talk- Route 66 with Koz Mraz
Moto-photojournalist and award-winning writer Koz Mraz shares his insights on adventures on and around the famous Route 66 highway. Free.
Thursday:La Quinta Museum (77-885 Avenida Montezuma, La Quinta) 4-5 p.m.;playinlaquinta.com;760-777-7170
June 21
Sip & Shop: ‘A Night at the Disco’
Find vintage treasures at 15% off the ticket prices while dancing to disco music. Seventies attire is encouraged. Small bites and beverages will be served.
Friday:Antique Galleries of Palm Springs (505 E. Industrial Pl., Palm Springs) 5-8 p.m.;antiquegalleriespalmsprings.com; 760-322-8740
Salsa at The Saguaro
Learn to dance salsa and bachata with instructors William Carpenter and Eden Fleming. Beginners are welcome . 21+. $10.
Friday: The Saguaro (1800 E.Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) First class at 7:30 p.m.; thesaguaro.com; 760-323-1711
Let's Do Lunch
Enjoy games, artwork, exercise, workshops and more. "Organic Sol"performsa variety of genres, including jazz, R&B and funk. Lunch is provided. Free for over 60s. $5 under 60.
Friday: Cathedral City Senior Center (37171 W. Buddy Rogers Ave., Cathedral City) Noon-2 p.m.; facebook.com; 760-325-4088
Summer Camp: Movie Night
Watch a screening of the ’90s favorite “Toys”starring Robin Williams. Enjoy the classic while lounging in the pool under the stars. Open to all ages. Free.
Friday: The Saguaro (1800 E.Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 7-9 p.m.;thesaguaro.com; 760-323-1711
June 22
PS I 10VE YOU
Celebrate Ace Hotel & Swim Club’s 10th year in the desert with a weekend lineup of DJs, printmaking workshops, comedy shows and more. DJs performing live sets include C Love,Kate McCabe and Lovefingers.DJ sets and workshops take place June 21 through 23. Free.
Saturday: Ace Hotel & Swim Club (701 E. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) Noon-midnight;acehotel.com; 760-325-9900
Steve Augeri Live
“Journey” former lead singer Steve Augeri performshis signature blend of rock and soul. The show will feature classic Journeysongs in addition to more recent solo hits. $25-$35.
Saturday: Agua Caliente Resort Casino Spa(32-250 Bob Hope Dr., Rancho Mirage) 8-11p.m.; hotwatercasino.com; 888-999-1995
Moonsville Collective
Americana String Band stands firm in the traditions of old time, folk, country, and rhythm and blues. $15.
Saturday: Pappy & Harriet's (53688 Pioneertown Rd., Pioneertown) 8-11 p.m.; pappyandharriets.com; 760-365-5956
Yucca Man Shakedown - Summer Solstice Celebration
Celebrate the summer solstice with the sixth annual Yucca Man Shakedown. This two-day solstice celebration features beer, tacos and live entertainment from bands such as The Blank Tapes, The Freeks and DJ Captain Dave.Suggested donation of $20.
Saturday: Gatos Trail Recording Studio (1733 Surrey Ave., Yucca Valley) 5 p.m.; eventbrite.com; 323-899-8289
Ozzy Tribute at The RockYard
Experience live music in the style of Ozzy Osborne at the outdoor amphitheater. This tribute act performs hits from Black Sabbath and Osborne’s solo career, all in costume to add to the experience. 18+. Free.
Saturday: RockYard at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino (84-245 Indio Springs Dr., Indio) 7:30 p.m.; fantasyspringsresort.com; 800-827-2946
Madonna Bar - MadameX Launch
Dress up in your favorite Madonna-era clothing to dance all night to Madonna hits, supplied by DJ Ray Isaac. Must register and show barcode. $15 cash at the door.
Saturday: Hotel Zoso (150 S.Indian Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 8 p.m.; facebook.com/pg/KGAY1065; 760-340-6880
AJ Lambert - The Best of Sinatra's Concept Albums
Lambert brings her own unique voice to her grandfather Frank Sinatra’s songs, performing classics such as “In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning,” “I’ll Never Smile Again” and more. $30-$35.
Saturday: The Purple Room (1900 E. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 8 p.m.; purpleroompalmsprings.com; 760-322-4422
June 23
Habits For Happiness
Be sure to bring your mat for a day of yoga, sound bath, meditation and more. Speakerswill be present to talk aboutmaking daily healthy habits to enhance overall quality of life. $24.
Sunday: Makerville Studio (70-101Highway 74, Mountain Center) 9 a.m.-1 p.m.;makervillestudio.com;612-483-0993
Bring on the Country with Brian Scott
The star of ABC’s Karaoke Battle USA, Brian Scottperformscountry classics as part of the “After Sunday Brunch Singer Series.” Free.
Sunday: AMP Sports Lounge (68-718 E. Palm Canyon Dr., Ste. 201, Cathedral City) 4-6 p.m.; facebook.com; 760-699-7090
Acoustic Afternoon
Adam Gainey and Yochee are just two of the performances you can see during the afternoon of acoustic music. Hosted by Uncle Ben, the afternoon will also feature crafted beer. All ages. Free.
Sunday: Coachella Valley Brewing Co. (30-640 Gunther St., Thousand Palms) 3-5:30 p.m.; facebook.com; 760-343-5973.
Life Drawing Session
Starting with 2- to 3-minute poses and moving on to 25minutes, the live model willsit, standand recline. This session is unstructured and not instructor-led. Bring your own lunch, and drawing or painting supplies. $20.
Sunday:Create Center for the Arts (73-733 Fred Waring Drive #100, Palm Desert)10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.;createcenterforthearts.org;760-834-8318.
June 24
Remembering Stonewall June Mixer
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots with a block partyfeaturing live music, entertainment, guest speakers and more. The night will include a "progressive passport,"which enters attendees in a prize draw. A Stonewall commemoration will take place at 7 p.m., consisting of a brief program, key note speakers and entertainment. Free.
Monday: Arenas Road (302 E. Arenas Rd., Palm Springs) 5-7:30 p.m.; desertbusinessassociation.org; 760-904-4589
Piece of the Pie
Birbatakespart in Pride Month by contributing 100% of proceeds of a special "Pride Pizza"to benefit Coachella Valley programs and Palm Springs Pride. No cover charge.
Monday: Birba (622 N. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 5:30-10:30 p.m.; birbaps.com; 760-327-5678
Monday Matinee Movie
The color remake of the 1955 Alfred Hitchcock movie “The Man Who Knew Too Much”playsas part of the Monday Matinee series at Palm Desert Library. Free.
Monday: The Community Room atPalm Desert Library (73-300 Fred Waring Dr., Palm Desert) 2-4 p.m.; rivlib.net; 760-346-6552
Mighty Sweet Monday Nights
The Mighty Sweet Nothings performcountry music on the patio. Bring your dancing boots to make it into a night of country fun. Free.
Monday: Casuelas Café (73-703 Highway 111, Palm Desert) 5:30-9 p.m.; casuelascafe.com; 760-568-0011
Scott Wilkie Band
Jazz pianist Scott Wilkie and his band perform with a night of jazz compositions. $30.
Monday: Coachella Valley Repertory (68-510 E. Palm Canyon Drive, Cathedral City) 7 p.m.; cvrep.org; 760-296-2966
Monday Movies for Teen Summer Reading
Watch “Guardians of the Galaxy”as part of the Monday Movies series. Enjoy free popcorn while it lasts. Free.
Monday: Cathedral City Library (33-520 Date Palm Drive, Cathedral City) 3-5 p.m.; discovercathedralcity.com; 760-328-4262
Learn & Create a Garden
Find new ways to look after your plants and learn facts about the benefits of gardening, plants and more. Plant your own flowerto take home with you. Free.
Monday: Desert Hot Springs Library (11-691 West Dr., Desert Hot Springs) 3-4 p.m.; facebook.com/events; 760-329-5926
Mystic Monday
With more than 25 years ofexperience reading tarot, Audrey Alison, amember of the International Academy of Astrology and The American Federation of Astrologers, conducts tarot readings $40-$80.
Monday: Ace Hotel & Swim Club (701 E. Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs) 4-8 p.m.;acehotel.com/palmsprings; 760-325-9900
June 25
City of Coachella’s SoCal Cannabis Summit
Learn about the cannabis industry in the Coachella Valley through keynote speakers, includingLori Ajax, chief of the Bureau of Cannabis Control. The two-day summit also includes interactive sessions, a business-to-businessexhibitionand apanel discussion coveringlicensing and permitting.Entry to the exhibit hall and "compliance after licensing" workshop arefree. Summit $75.
Tuesday: Fantasy Springs Resort Casino (84-245 Indio Springs Pkwy., Indio) 8-6 p.m.; coachellacannabissummit.com; 760-327-9708 ext.24
Dream Funding
The Desert Screenwriter’s Guild hosts a "Dream Funding" event with filmmaker Alexia Anastasio, whowill talk about crowdfunding for filmmakers.RSVP is required toJaneil Austin: 760-861-1134 orDSG.inc@aol.com. $15for non-members.
Tuesday:Community Room at the Palm Desert Library(73-300 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert) 10:30 a.m.-1p.m.;desertscreenwritersguild.com;760-861-1134
Industry Night Stand Up Comedy
Dacoda Miracle hosts a night of laughter with comedians Kevin Tienken and Evan Cassidy. Specials for service industry workers. Free.
Tuesday: AMP Sports Lounge (68-718 E. Palm Canyon Drive, Ste.201, Cathedral City) 8-10 p.m.; facebook.com/events; 760-699-7090
Big Show Tuesday: Billy Bonkers Magic Show
The show features magic, slapstick comedyandaudience participation. Free.
Tuesday: The Community Room atRancho Mirage Public Library (71-100 Highway111, Rancho Mirage) 11 a.m.-noon; ranchomiragelibrary.evanced.info; 760-341-7323
June 26
Summer Reading: Auntie Kayte
Auntie Kayte transforms the audience into pirates, princesses and more with the aid ofprops and costumes from hertreasure chest. Catchy songs about self-confidence, creative thinkingand responsibility will have the audience singing along. Pre-K through grade 5. Free.
Wednesday: The Youth Room atPalm Springs Public Library (300 S. Sunrise Way, Palm Springs) 10:30-11:30 a.m.; palmspringsca.gov; 760-322-7323
Tai chi
Sifu Lea guides participants in reducing stress, improving balance and strength, as well as reducing pain using Taichi. The class is suitable forbeginning, intermediate oradvanced levels. Learn the skills to practice at home during the summer. $3 for Cathedral City Senior Center members, $5 for non members.
Wednesday: Cathedral City Senior Center (37-171 W. Buddy Rogers Ave., Cathedral City) 1-3:30 p.m.; facebook.com/events; 760-328-9327
June 27
Games, Friends and Fun
Members of the LGBTQ+community are invited to make new friends while playing board gamesevery second Friday and fourthThursday. Free.
Thursday: The LGBT Community Center of the Desert (1301 N.Palm Canyon Dr., Ste.301, Palm Springs) 6-7:30 p.m.; thecenterps.org; 760-416-7790
Movies in the Park
Bring outdoor chairs, blankets andsnacks to enjoy ashowing of "Hotel Transylvania"in the park. Familyfriendly.Free.
Thursday:Luckie Park (5885 Luckie Ave.,Twentynine Palms)7:30-8:45 p.m. showing;twentynine-palms.ca.us;760-367-6799
June 28
Slice of Summer Concert
The Hi-Desert Master Chorus performs a selection of quintessentially summersongs, from bothcontemporary and classic eras.$15-$26.
Friday: Hi-Desert Cultural Center,Blak Box Theater (61-231 Highway 62, Joshua Tree) 7:30-9p.m.;hidesertculturalcenter.org;760-366-3777
Gene Evaro Jr. Birthday Celebration with Whiskerman
Celebratethe birthday of Gene Evaro Jr., frontman inthe soul, folk, electronic and funk band from Joshua Tree.Featuring live music from both Gene Evaro Jr. and Oakland band Whiskerman.$15.
Friday: Pappy & Harriet's (53-688 Pioneertown Rd., Pioneertown) 8-11 p.m.; facebook.com/events; 760-365-5956
Tribute to the Beatles
Get the Beatles experience with Paperback Writer performing iconic hits, including "Let It Be"and tracks from "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" as part of the "The Next Best Thing II" tribute concert series. $10-$150.
Friday: Spotlight 29 Casino (46-200 Harrison Pl., Coachella) 8-10 p.m.; spotlight29.com; 760-775-5566
Coachella Valley Salsa Social Dancer Competition
Desert Royalty Dance Company hosts a night of performances, workshops and social dancing. In the open-level salsa and bachata competition, the winner takes home passes to the first annual Phoenix Salsa Bachata Festival, taking place in late August.Wine and sangria will be provided. Social tickets $15,class and social tickets $20.
Friday: Beyond the Beat Dance Studio (41-990 Cook St., Palm Desert) 7 p.m.-3 a.m.; facebook.com/events; 442-227-2081
Dive-In Movie Series
Relax as you watch the 1993 classic"Cool Runnings"poolsideas part of the Dive-In Movie series. Complimentary candy will be provided. Free.
Friday: ARRIVE (1551 N. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 7-9 p.m.; arrivehotels.com/palmsprings; 760-227-7037
June 29
Wild West Show
The show takes a humorous view on how the Old West could have been, with the help of an Old West gunfighter troupe. Watch the lively show take place on the streets where Hollywood movies were once filmed, including "The Cisco Kid" and "Annie Oakley."Free.
Saturday: Mane Street Stampede (53-613 Mane St., Pioneertown) 2:30-3 p.m.; facebook.com/events; 760-366-3333
Tasty Brews Heavy Music at The Brewery
Instigator, Sticky Dolland Sleazy Cortez all performlive as part of the "Tasty Brews Heavy Music" series. All ages. Free.
Saturday: Coachella Valley Brewing Co. (30-640 Gunther St., Thousand Palms) 6-9:30 p.m.; facebook.com/events; 760-343-5973
Summer Rap Jam
Featuring former 213 rapper andDr. Dre’s half-brother,Warren G. Performances also include the Ying Yang Twins, known forcollaborating with Lil Jon on the 2002 track “Get Low,”as well asGrammy-nominated rapper Petey Pablo. 21+. $30-$45.
Saturday: Spotlight 29 Casino (46-200 Harrison Pl., Coachella) 8-11 p.m.; spotlight29.com; 760-775-5566
The Soul Shakedown Party!
Clifton Weaver aka DJSoft Touch performs a set ofraw funk, heavy soul, vintage R&B, and more. 21+. Free.
Saturday: The Alibi Palm Springs (369 N. Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs) 10 p.m.-2 a.m.; thealibipalmsprings.com; 760-656-1525
The Un-Bowl-ievable Tournament
United Way of the Desert hosts a family-friendly bowling tournament with extra entertainmentincluding a raffle, 50/50 drawing, corn hole toss for prizes and more. Funds raised benefit the Raising A Reader program. Team of four, including a drink ticket, lunch, t-shirt and team prizes, for $200.
Saturday: Palm Springs Lanes (68-051 Ramon Rd., Cathedral City) 11 a.m.-3 p.m.; facebook.com/events; 760-324-8204
Movie: Cloverfield
Take a break from the heat and watch the feature film "Cloverfield" as part of the Indio Library Movie Night. Free.
Saturday: Indio Library (200 Civic Center Mall, Indio) 3:15-5:45 p.m.; facebook.com/events; 760-347-2383
BrightDyed Tie Dye
Learn the art and beauty of tie dye as you decorateyour own t-shirt & bandana. Suitable for all ages. $20.
Saturday: Jiva Collections (71-800 Highway 111, Ste. A113, Rancho Mirage) 6:30-9:30 p.m.; facebook.com/events;760-779-5522
Cut the Cord: Streaming Basics
Librarian Scott Biegen explains how to get rid of cable and teachesthe basics of streaming TV,music and games. Attendeespresent for the whole lecture have the chance win a free Fire TV stick with Alexa voice remote. Free.
Saturday: The Learning Center atPalm Springs Public Library (300 S. Sunrise Way, Palm Springs) 2-4 p.m.; palmspringsca.gov; 760-322- 7323
June 30
Lavender Festival
This is the last day to celebrate the harvest season with lavender-inspired dishes to taste, live music, horse-drawn hay wagon guided tours and more.Browse the organic marketplace to purchase honey, fresh bouquets, lavender-stuffed toys or other organic items. Children under 12 are free. $8- $15.
Sunday: Highland Springs Ranch & Inn (10-600 Highland Springs Ave., Cherry Valley) 10 a.m.- 6 p.m.; hsresort.com/thelavenderfestival; 951-845-1151
New Moon Yoga
Yoga instructorSymara Stoneteachesyoga by the pool as a way to zen out and relax. Free.
Sunday: ARRIVE (1551 N. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs) 8-9 a.m.; arrivehotels.com/palmsprings; 760-227-7037
